The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-12-22
searsport Locals.

Capt. l.. Gilkey has been drawn to serve as tray
erse juror for the January term of Court
The American express agent here is handling
large amount of express matter at this time.
Henry H. Grant and family left Monday for San
Jose, CAL where he intends making his future
home.
Mcssrs Grinnell Gerry shipped on Mondays
boat thirteen very beautiful specimens Of the An
CORA cats.
Sch. William s. Doughtcn, Capt q. 4. Closson,
arrived from Provincctown Saturday. and will |
haul up for the winter.
The ice nearly all went out of the pond for the
second time this winter during the last storm-a
very unusual occurrence.
Mr.. Dodge, of Belfast, met with very good sue
cess i'll introducing the tredonia Washer, which is
giving very general satisfaction.
Miss Anjie Carvcr,who has been Under treatment
at the Maine General Hospital, returned Monday !
evening very much improved i'll health
}. W Black has received some very encourage |
news irom the westward regarding ice, and hopes |
to harvest this winter quite a quantity for ship
mei,t.
Harry Morithew having secured the press and |
fixtures in the Bracket store is prepared do all
kinds of job printing! great convenience to our
citizens.
BIC CHICKS. Eastman Clark, of Prospect sold |
at Biathcrs market Tuesday ten chickens that /
weighed - pounds The largest weighed pounds |
after it was dressed.
Thomas Rich distinctly heard the whistle Of !
steamer katahdin ut 4.l5 O'Clock \. NJ Thursday |
a She going into Kockland-whir attending |
his weir at Long Cove.
Clement 4 Adams are making Il speciality OF
handkerchiefs this week. 1t is well worth visit
10 hcir store 70 see the hundreds of different
styles they displaying.
Capt Frank /. PcEhieton and wife let by train
Monday fer New Aork, where capt. rcudeton
Will take command uf slip john a. Potter, now
loading f"r san Francisco.
Rev. Il. {. Wentworth, OF Belfast, will conduct
the quarterly needing service, at thc NJ l.. church
neNt Sunday. There Will br NJ services at Nurth
scar~por, nc>t Sunda! 7. Nj.
Mis- Lille l.. Carver, who has been .mtlu1 Ell ut
I,nes Bro, dry goods store Portland ;t, ing been
obliged to give up her situation account of i'll
heath arrived home l,y tram Monday evening.
Joseph Field. clerk of the Cong, parish desire
to acknowledge the receipt by the parish Of enc
Miss o. j. Lawrence in behalf of the ladies circle
The store Of Capt. J. G. Park, at the harEur was
entered Ivy burglars Monday night of last week.
II wa evidently th,' work Of tramps several
were seen in the \icinity. Nothing of value wa,
| taken.
~carsrort has at l.t> adopted standard time
Tie church bells were rJIns that time last
sunday morning, and paper was iii circulation
to secure funds to pay or the ringing of the bell
four times each hiy at :, Z, and o'clock.
WIN. l.. ToNle discharge, seventy four hundred
bushels cf corn for Nickerson from sch. Allie
oakes i'll sixteen hours. Capt. Mcrrinj;n, VIII" is
in command of the schooner speaks very highly
OF The WY they ha,llc cora here.
WALDO. Edward Evans has been obliged 10
give up his school on account Of sickness :. ~ f.
Cltry had badly injured by slipping on ice
....NilScr Harvest Grange will have Il Christmas
tree saturday evening Dec. q, M K. Cilley will
| negin soon to dress sheep and lambs for Boston
| market ...Sociahle at W. shoreys Tuesday even
ing, Jan. $rl
BcksroRr. The following. is Il list OF officers
OF Felicity lodge \. Q. [. W. elected Dee. 9TH
j. =. Hooper, W. NJ. Parker >ponor, ;.
W.; Horace +. SnoW, j. W; liufus H. Emery
Treas; Geo. @. mitchell, Sec; Guy W McAlister
hd a. Crocker, &. o. Page, Finance Com -. The
election Of officers of James L. Hall Post No. %
G.. A. K. resulted As follows: L. \. >tetson
Com: E. b. Moore, 5. ". John Kennedy .Jr Y
G. 4. DevercuN, q. NJ: ". c. Collins, serg. 5. f.
Gross, Chaplain; Thomas Buldoc O. OF the d.; L.
l.. Richard son. Officer of the ,;uorl
iN"k MILLS. I. ;. johnson i putting ma
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chlhefS INTO MS gllstmli for grinding corn on the
'"o'''' i'':i''fi woodbury. l. setting a good eN
ample ~ planting some large maple trees ny the
f"aN7ie Ill 'front.' OF ms buildings. several OF
'i'e'h are SIN l'ehes IN dlalnct aha II care and
pAihSt'N4hS Will produce them Nil Woodbury. Is
''"i'N I" nave some peau'hui sliide trceS...''.
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work on hand which She does not wish the hrott-
ers to see. And Just here let us suggest bows
that You reniember the many little things she has
done for your comfort and huv her a good useful
Christmas present.
NAh''HN' y" li"iH'"'S ''S' inc i"''r ''>'t"
schooner Mount hope l"'o tons was successfully
h'"''"'" if"'' INC arc u IL w. h'"H lhS Will
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9'i""hcl9' iic A"uh' hope was begun Sepleh-
''ti '"'''' anu WAS E''h'e'i ii l'fN 10Y SEA. she
"''9 ""i'' i"l apt '' w. 'l""hN' vi i"u"'ol'
M"N-' VINO VIII command hcr. Inc blocks, cap
sNii'N aAd castings were hht'le ny hh"Wlt"h Bros
vi ''''en' an" er SiilS ny - " 'il"ra OF ran
''Ner' miss N"e MS TWO "efhs 'hf""sh"u' "l
MART rlie an'! her MaSt> are lrdphe 100 feet in
length with top-'ntst' "l spruce, u" feet, Stu1noMht
e ~ git nails Inc sanhcr boom Is - feet long
and the jih-boom 80 feet. The frame is hard wood
anti harknlVt;c an'l-thp cabins finished in cherry,
mahogany, black Walnut, ash and white pine, some
Ni'tt more deliberately than those of the l"cahon
tt- li"i NtS lIll l'll'tN are tn De N'fht'i ny Il
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loAG coat for an eastern iort.
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